ATM for Toddlers Arts Class Joins Ottawa Centers
The Ottawa Community Arts Council adds a summer program for toddlers titled ATM for Toddlers. Nees Davidson Hoge leads the 1 to 1:45 pm Wednesday class at Carnegie Cultural Center from June 10 to July 16 for ages 1 1/2 to 3, with $30 tuition and $5 supplies. Enroll by calling 242-8478. full Carnegie listings available.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
Nees Davidson Hoge
The
Arts Council
Carnegie
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Local Arrests
Admissions Tuesday and Wednesday list multiple patients including Amy Miller Garnett and Shirley Everett with births noted for Amy Miller. JAIL bookings include Jesse Angel Enriquez Jr and Michael James Capell Jr. Arrests cover Lopez Genero Williams and Jamie Merall Drake with bonds set. police and sheriff reports cite vandalism on Indiana Road.
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Amy Miller
Garnett
Shirley Everett
Ottawa
Betty Shaffer
Stacy Holloran
Charles Falls
Franklin County
Jesse Angel Enriquez Jr
Kansas City
Johnson County
Michael James Capell I Jr
Area man faces road rage charges on I-35
Jeffrey Wade Brazeal, 36, Williamsburg, is jailed on aggravated assault and driving while suspended charges after authorities say he pointed a handgun at a fellow motorist on I-35 near Gardner. No shots were fired. A BB handgun was recovered.
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Herald
Williamsburg
Jeffrey Wade
Brazeal
Franklin County
Kansas, City
Ottawa
Gardner
Johnson and Franklin County
Teenagers charged in area horse shooting
Three teens ages 17 18 and 19 face charges for shooting a horse at Burns Skyview Ranch in Osage County on April 14. The incident, part of a broader horse shooting case, is under investigation with two other horses hurt but not yet charged.
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Herald
Osage County
Burns Skyview Ranch
Fredonia
Kansas
Cottonwood
Wilson County
Jill Chard
Chard
Wilson County Sheriff’s
Creekstone Slaughterhouse Reopens At Arkansas City Plant
Creekstone Farms resumes full production at its 500000 square foot Arkansas City plant, slaughtering about 1000 cattle daily and shipping roughly one million pounds of meat per day. The facility, bought at bankruptcy auction, employs 570 workers with over 80 percent formerly at Future Beef, which closed last August.
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Arkansas City
Creekstone Farms
Creekstone
U.S
Todd Tiahrt
Kevin Pentz
Future Beef
Mosquito Prevention Tips For Kansas Children And Adults
Health guidance stresses choosing repellent types and concentrations based on outdoor time and exposure risk. Parents should target dusk and dawn as mosquitoes peak, remove standing water from puddles and troughs, and note Kansas’ primary mosquito season May through September and West Nile activity in July to September.
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Kansas
Reed
Franklin County Flyers set first fly in at new Wellsville field
The Franklin County Flyers RC club moves to Carl and Bonnie Coffman's 4026 Stafford Road Wellsville after the old airfield closed. The event begins at 9 a.m. Saturday with a parachute drop from 1,000 feet and runs to about 3 p.m. Spectators welcome with no admission. pilots pay a $10 landing fee and show AMA insurance.
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Herald Newscoor
Franklin County
Joe Schneider
Carl
Bonnie Coffman
Stafford Road
Wellsville
Tom Wilson
RC Hobbies
Daryl Shutt
Flyers
Shutt
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Ottawa
LeLoup
Tennessee Road
Shawnee Road
Garnett business faces eviction from new Garnett building
Garnett Church Furnishings, a longtime local firm in Garnett since 1879, faces eviction after four months of missed payments totaling more than 150000 in bonds and loans. City Manager Rick Doran said the firm has 30 days to cure debts, with liens from the IRS and a supplier adding pressure. The move comes after new facilities were built with a local grant program and certificates of purchase to preserve the business and jobs.
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Herald
Sto Garnett
Garnett
Doran
Internal Revenue Service
Overland Tool
Waddells
Golden Prairie
Garnett Church
Fort Riley soldier killed in Baghdad amid unexploded ordnance
Pfc. Jeremiah D. Smith, 25, of Odessa Missouri, with Fort Riley based 1st Battalion 34th Armor, was killed in Baghdad when his vehicle struck unexploded ordnance. Smith joined in 2002 and planned to be home for July 4. He was a cavalry scout. fifth Fort Riley casualty in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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Fort Riley
Baghdad
34Th Armor Regiment
Iraq
Department of Defense
Jeremiah D. Smith
Odessa
Smith
Army
Wdaf-Tv
Kansas City
Sun
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the Daily Report
Gabriel Peterson
Quenemo
Kimberly Gregg
Amy Miller and Son
Willa Spencer
Amy and
Allen Miller
Sheriff's Dept
Lopez Genero Williams
Jamie Merall Drake
Lawrence
Arlette Ann Ludwig
Brenda J. Reeder
Princeton
James Edward Peterson
Lyndon
Sheriff's
Indiana Road
R Kansas Slaughterhouse
Tiahrt
Pentz
Vickie Moss
Ottawaherald
Lauria
Aubrey Curry
Franklin County Day Care
Day
David Evans Jr
Buffalo
N.Y
Diwaniyah
Bombardier
Wichita
Bombardier Aerospace
Paul Tellier
Tellier
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